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CATEGORIES OF THE ILLUSION OF THINKING IN COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Clinical Reasoning and Diagnostic Skills Cognitive Science and Education Research

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The article deals with the problem of systematic mistakes in thinking, that leads to the emergence of the illusion in the decision-making process. The essence of the concept “the illusion of thinking” as a cognitive illusion has been specified. The following categories of the illusions of thinking have been analysed: base-rate neglect, illusory correlation, conjunction fallacy, and framing.

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